The Russellville Democrat., 1887-03-23

bought OF Love q Miller last Saturday
two of the celebrated Buckeye cultiya-
tors. Love 81 Miller say they will sell
not less than dozen this season.
The largest and most complete lire
of pants ever before seen in Russellyilie.
just received at NJ. JAcoBsoN's.
The equinoctial gale arrived prompt
ly on time on the 2lst and quite a
change from the warm spring-like
weather of the week before was
experienced.
My complete line of gents, ladies',
Misses and children's shoes has arrived !.
Nj. JACOBSON.
Mr.. G. w. Todd, of Little Rock,
was the guest of his friend Mr.. Bever-
~ Clark, of tnis place, last Thursday.
Mr.. Todd is so well pleased with Rus
sellville that he thinks OF coming here
to locate.
we POSITIVELY SAY NO MORE
CREDIT until old scores are paid.
j. M. HARKEY & Bro.
The Knight Templar Silver Cornet
band of Russellville and attendants re-
quest us to tender their many thanks to
the good people of Atkins for the hos
pitable manner in which they were en-
tertained on last Tuesday
IF you want credit go to Shinn's
and make the necessary arrangements
Good security is the next thing to cash,
and he will do you right.
Ben X. Rodgers, Jr., left Tuesday
to accept a situation at Russellville,
his old home. Success 10 you Bennie.- :
Nashville News.
The young gentleman arrived prompt
ly and occupies place behind the
counters at Humphreys 81 Evants. He
met with cordial welcome, we can
assure you.
Cotton can be made from one to
two cents pound cheaper by using
the Planet Jr., cnltivator than by the
ordinary farming implements.
The Tucker corner. including the
postoffice building and Erwin's jewell
ry store, has been purchased by Mr.. M.
Jacobson, for 50, 800. We congratulate
Mr.. Jacobson upon becoming the owner
of so valuable piece of property, and
at a price so reasonable.
The new tinted and figured lawns
and calicos at Shinn's are very hand
some and make his store look very at
tractiye.
We are indebted to the folio wing
friends for pleasant calls: NJ. p. Kel-
ley, Lee township; John Oates, Potts
Station; j. II. Frye, Dover; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Anthony and Mrs. William
son; E. 0. Strong, Slick, DR.. G. III.
Horn and son, Van Buren, county.
-Shinn buys meat, flour, oats, po-
tatoes, plows, etc., by the car load. He
don't propose for his customers to go
hungry this summer.
From present indications Mayor
Russell will nave walk-over for re-
election. Capt. Jim deserves it too, for,
without disparagement to any of his
predecessors, it can safely and truly
be said that Russellville never had a
better mayor. Let's re-eleet him by
acclamation!
Ladies, we have beautiful line of
prints, lawns, seersuckers, ginghams,
chantilly, batiste, scotch beige suitings
ETC., etc. Would like to have you call
and examine them. Il. G. YORK.
Blind Amos, the musical prodigy,
has been holding forth in our midst
for the past three days, to the wonder
ment of our people. He is the invent
or of an ingenious contriyance by
which he plays four instruments with
the effect and precision of four expert
musicians. 1t is rare exhibition of
Instrumentation and mental control.
He leaves tomorrow for Dardanelle.
"A. M. Bardley is agent for the cell
ebrated Pitts Threshing machines, en-
gines, boilers and road graders. Re-
pairs furnished. Call on him for
prices aud terms. If
One horse pulls the Planet Jr., Gull
tiyator and does as much work Is two
horses in the ordinary way of farming.
From Mr.. Harrison Smith we
learn of the sudden death of Aunt Eli
"a May at the residence of her son,
Jesse May, at London, yesterday. She
was spending the day with her son
and apparently in the enjoyment of
good health, but suddenly grew blind
and fell senseless to the floor and ex-
pired Immediately. Heart disease is
suspected TO have been the cause of her
death. She was fifty years old. and 8
truly good woman, whose death will be
deplored.
NEW GOODS at Harkey & Bros,
as follows: Base ball bats, Croquet
setts, seed corn. beans, millet seed,
fine lot fish hooks and lines. For sale
cheap for cash. Call soon.
"a happy marriage was consuma-
ted last Sunday at 8 80 O'Clock in the
morning. The parties We're Mr.. Rate
Mead, Of Mead Springs, johnson coun-
ty, Texas and Miss Jennie Tucker,
daughter of Mr. r. z. Tucker of this
place. The eeremoney took place at
the family residence and was a quiet
affair, only few friends OF the family
being present. Rev. II. B. Miner per-
formed the ceremony. At l0:46 the